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I was already using cities of wonders myself in my personal game, and have been deeply enjoying it, but I've never heard of this "when the world stopped making sense" mod. Looking it up though, it seems pretty cool and I want to try it out, so guess I'll download this version of COW instead of the vanilla version. Thanks for introducing me to an awesome new mod, hopefully I can get it running with my modlist without significant crashing :)

I don't currently have any plans to add any more, no. Also, Sparta doesn't really meet the criteria for a City of Wonders since it never was any sort of large or significant city by itself.

Are you planning on adding any more semi-historical ruined cities, like Sparta?

Some of the modifiers are similar in nature, but I don't think the special buildings were meant to represent Great Works anyways like mine does. In terms of balance, a City of Wonders alone is very powerful so you would have to consider that before using this mod.

Redundant, as in, it stacks the modifiers or it's fine and doesn't create an imbalance?

Well, it was not really about historical accuracy I was thinking about when I wrote that. It was more about some of the special buildings you can get in a few specific holdings which have become completely redundant with my mod. For example, special buildings like the Pantheon, Hagia Sophia, Colosseum et cetera.

The only historical inconsistency of significance I can think of is the City of Wonders in Constantinople using the Hagia Sophia graphics before it was built during Justinian’s reign. I’ve decided to let Constantinople keep it though, since the Hagia Sophia model at the earlier start dates is unfinished and without its famous dome until you upgrade the City of Wonders.

"I'll more fully integrate Cities of Wonders with WtWSMS when or if it matures out of beta."
What exactly do you mean by fully integrate? Are there some historical inconsistencies i should be aware of?

You are a great person.